if you eat like a Roman, you’ll spend a lot less money.
\nn.b. ~35 Baht equals 1 US dollar<\/p>\n
Five meals “out” in three days (all were carry-out or in the case of Italian food, delivered to the door):<\/p>\n
30 B Khao Man Guy (Chicken, cucumbers, and rice cooked in chicken broth) This is something we pick up for the kids several times a week for lunch.<\/p>\n
40B Khao Mu Daeng (Rice with red pork, hard-boiled egg, and slices of sausage – comes with spicy sauce)<\/p>\n
40B Khao San (Chicken, fried and regular noodles in a SPICY peanut sauce – comes with garlic, onions, cabbage, and other stuff for garnish) This is a northern specialty and is served right at a cute restaurant at the head of Sue’s street.<\/p>\n
30B Guy Yan (Grilled Chicken – on an open BBQ in front of the restaurant. Served with sweet sauce. Usually served with somtum and sticky rice) Another kid favorite, but I always end up eating it too.<\/p>\n
280B Pasta Puttenesca from the Italian restaurant around the corner.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
if you eat like a Roman, you’ll spend a lot less money. n.b. ~35 Baht equals 1 US dollar Five meals “out” in three days (all were carry-out or in the case of Italian food, delivered to the door): 30 … Continue reading